The invention discloses a header of a cane harvester, which comprises a machine frame, an upright post mounted on the machine frame, and a lifting slider thereof, wherein an electric lifting mechanism is connected to one side of the lifting slider, the electric lifting mechanism is formed by a lead screw pair connected between the upright post and the lifting slider, and a lifting motor connected with the lead screw pair through a retarding mechanism. A cutter equipped with a main motor and a double rotation cutter blade plate is connected to the other side of the lifting slider, and a balance cylinder for balancing the weight is mounted between the machine frame and the cutter. A cutter lifting sensor is further mounted at the lower part of the machine frame, so as to form a cutter height automatic adjusting system comprising the cutter lifting sensor, a lifting controller, the electric lifting mechanism and the like. Therefore, the system can be used for adjusting the height of the cutter in real time according to the actual condition of harvest topography. Compared with the prior art, the header of the cane harvester, provided by the invention, solves the problems that the header of the conventional cane harvester is weak in topography adaptability, low in harvesting efficiency, and higher in harvesting cost.